Physics · Columbia University
I learned about the fundamentals of physics.
Basics of mechanics (i.e. torque, newtons laws, momentum, energy, etc.)
We learned many formulas under topics concerning fluids, specifically: pascal's principle, archimedes' principle, and bernoulli's equation. Then we also learned about gravitation forces, looking at the formula for gravitational force, forces near Earth's surface, gravitational potential energy, and kepler's law. We also learned about momentum, energy, forces, and more. In terms of skills, I learned how to time manage because as a high school student, I have to worry about my classes as well as this, therefore I think I became better at making time to do longer homework assignments.
I learned a lot of physics and how to think about the world more generally
Eric was very helpful and never left me feeling discouraged
A LOT. There was an incredible amount of material in this course expected to be learned in a very short amount of time.
Physical principles. From kinematics, to energy, gravity, thermodynamics, SHM stc.
The first part of general physics for MCAT - force, torque, motion, energy, gravitational force, wave, oscillations, etc...
I learned about many new physics concepts like springs, torque, and fluids.
General Physics 1 explored, mechanics, fluids, thermodynamics, electricity, magnetism, optics, special relativity, quantum mechanics, atomic physics, and nuclear physics.